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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-8348-9639-1_5
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Conclusion

Oliver Pooth

Detector
Silicon
Electrical engineering
2010
The silicon strip tracker of the CMS experiment is currently the largest silicon based detector system worldwide. The production and commissioning has been successfully completed in 2007 and the entire system was inserted into the CMS detector in its final position. In spring 2008 the connection of all cooling pipes and cables to the readout components, high voltage supplies and control systems was finalised. Presently the silicon strip tracker is ready for data taking as soon as the Large Hadron Collider will be switched on.
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